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Google announced Friday an update to its terms of service contract.SAN FRANCISCO Google, following in Facebooks footsteps, wants to sell users endorsements to marketers to help them hawk their wares.
On Friday, Google announced an update to its terms of service that allows the company to include adult users names, photos and comments in ads shown across the Web, based on ratings, reviews and posts they have made on Google Plus and other Google services like YouTube.
When the new ad policy goes live Nov. 11, Google will be able to show what the company calls shared endorsements on Google sites and across the Web, on the more than 2 million sites in Googles display advertising network, which are viewed by an estimated 1 billion people.
If a user follows a bakery on Google Plus or gives an album four stars on the Google Play music service, for instance, that persons name, photo and endorsement could show up in ads for that bakery or album.
Google said it would give users the chance to opt out of being included in the new endorsements, and people under the age of 18 will automatically be excluded.
Such product endorsements, especially coming from friends and acquaintances, are a powerful lure to brands, replicating word-of-mouth marketing on a broad scale.
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In a notice to users posted on its site Friday, Google said, Feedback from people you know can save you time and improve results for you and your friends across all Google services.
Facebook, the worlds largest social network with 1.2 billion users worldwide, has been aggressively marketing such social endorsements. For example, if you post that you love McDonalds new Mighty Wings on the chains Facebook page, McDonalds could pay to broadcast your kind words to all your friends, effectively using you as a product endorser.
The company declined to specify exactly how it planned to use endorsements in advertising, what the ads would look like or how brands choose whether to include shared endorsements.
Facebook does not allow its users to opt out of such ads, which it calls sponsored stories, although users can limit how their actions on the social network are used in some other types of advertising.
Google Plus users, on the other hand, will be able to opt out of inclusion in ads on the social networks settings page.
If a Google Plus user has shared comments with a limited set of people, only people in that circle will see the personalized ads. Ratings and reviews on services like Google Plus Local are automatically public and can be used in ads, unless a user opts out of shared endorsements.
Google had previously shown so-called Plus 1s, votes of approval similar to Facebook likes, in ads across Google sites and its ad network. Google plans to expand that to include follows, comments, ratings, reviews and other interactions. Those who have already elected to opt out of using Plus 1s in ads will automatically be opted out of the expansion.
Though 190 million users post on Google Plus and 390 million use the social network indirectly by sharing on other Google sites like YouTube, Googles variety of services gives it a potentially wider reach.
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Although advertising irks some users even while it helps support free services social ads have proved particularly contentious.
Facebook recently settled a class-action lawsuit that claimed it had not adequately notified users about how it was using endorsements. In late August, it tried to impose a new privacy policy that would have given the company clearer rights to run social ads without a users explicit permission. After privacy groups complained, the Federal Trade Commission began an inquiry into the changes, prompting Facebook to suspend the process.
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Competing Retailers and Inventory: An Empirical Investigation of General Motors' Dealerships in Isolated U.S. Markets In Management Science (2009)
Competing Retailers and Inventory: An Empirical Investigation of U.S. Automobile Dealerships In Management Science (2009)
Structural Estimation of the Newsvendor Model: An Application to Reserving Operating Room Time In Management Science (2008)
Beleza Natural (Traducción Español): Fall 2013
Lean Operations: From Efficiency to Profit: Fall 2011
Beleza Natural: Spring 2012
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Strong's attorneys are asking that he be sentenced to no more than 14 days in jail.
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The memorandum also introduces evidence not brought forward at trial, saying that Strong tried to get Wright to have sex for money with groups of people, rather than just individuals, and that Strong received 20 percent of all of Wright's proceeds.
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He also would have to undergo a psychological evaluation and submit to any counseling or treatment recommendations.
The prosecution also requests that Strong be fined $24,000.
Strong's defense portrays him as a married businessman and father of two with strong ties and community involvement in Thomaston, and no criminal history.
He was a selectman, a youth sports coach and a community volunteer, his lawyers say in their sentencing memorandum.
"Mark Strong is loved by his family and friends, who describe him as unfailingly generous, thoughtful and extremely remorseful for how his poor personal decisions -- and the resultant criminal charges and publicity -- have negatively and perhaps irreparably impacted those closest to him," says the memorandum filed by Daniel Lilley and Tina Nadeau.
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Hi everyone - happy Friday! :) Had a GREAT UBWO (upper body workout) - REALLY pushed it. My legs are still so sore...dreading the arm soreness that I think will start tomorrow - ouch. I can't believe it's almost been a week and I have stuck with it and have had NO candy - WOW. My daughter even offered me a Twix yesterday and I said "No - Mommy is trying to be healthy!"
I thought today could be "dinner talk" - what are your favorites? Last night I made the Chicken Enchiladas from the BFL recipe book. Kids helped and everyone LOVED THEM. Kids said it was one of the best dinners they had, and this morning my 7 yr old asked me "Mom, do we have leftovers?" I also love the BFL turkey meatloaf. What are you having for dinner these days?
I'll be out showing properties 11-3 today. Lunch will be a challenge on the road, but I am bringing it!! Most likely a healthy turkey sandwich I can eat in my car. Have a great BFL DAY everyone! I really want to hear everyone's fave dinners, so please post!
Well i just ate Bill's protein pancakes. Not so much dinner, but so good!
I want to tell everyone that I Bill wrote a new book called Transformation. And it talks about doing workouts the 5-25 way. I did a GREAT UBW today using that method instead of his "old" one in BFL. You all should check it out!!
It seems as though this is the preferred way by him now.
DAy 4 is good! I am finding that I am hungry on my weight training days, anyone else?
Hope everyone is having a good Day 4!
One more thing, I am going to try Bill's Par Chicken next week~!
I am soooo sore today but it's a good sore. And I totally expected it. I completely fell off the workout wagon the last year. Dinners this week have included Steak Fajitas (I did miss the quac and soar cream but they were good) Asian stir fry I use the Waldens Sauce as it has 0 calories and then brown rice. Last night I had tilapia and brown rice and salad. Tonight I am going to do Chicken with Organic Marinara sauce and trying this pasta a friend recommended. Barilla Plus. It has multigrain and has protein in it. I'll let you know if it's any good. I also bought some wheat bread with double the fiber on a recommendation from a friend.
When I am hungry I try to eat veggies if it's not time for my next meal and I don't even worry about how much of them I eat because I am walking my dogs at least 3 x a week for 30 min on top of the work outs so I figure it should be a wash. Plus I tend to get really crabby when I am hungry.
Anyone have plans for the free day? We are having friends over for the Seahawks game so I ordered the Azteca Mexican platter. I 'll be eating the quac and soar cream then :)
Have a great Friday-
I keep dinner simple - usually a serving of baked salmon or chicken with a healthy carb like wild rice or sweet potatoes (i weigh or measure my carbs so i don't go overboard) and then i pile on the veggies. I typically eat frozen broccoli (steamed or microwaved) with some olive oil and a little salt. Luckily, I am pretty happy eating almost the same things each day. My snacks (a.k.a. meals 2, 4, sometimes 6) is when i like variety.
My free day is Sunday and I am thinking about doing a free meal instead - dinner with dessert. We'll see how it goes since it will be my first free day. I'm too scared to do a full free day. Anyone else doing just a free meal?
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I'm thinking Mexican on my free day too. Shrimp fajita. With just a few chips and salsa/quac.
I am with you on just the free meal. My free day is in the morning and I still plan to do my normal thing for breakfast and lunch and then having a group meet for Mexican food for my husbands birthday and I will absolutely be having a margarita and guac with chips! I think to treat ourselves with one really nice meal is easy enough to not fall off track. If I had an all out terrible food day, not only would my body feel sluggish, I just know me and it would be hard to jump back on it the next morning. Good luck to all of you on your free day this week. Well deserved. Enjoy every once of your day! :)
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Whatever you name the genre, it has one purpose: to transport you away from hard work and soul-crushing stress to good times, cold beer, sunny beaches, tasty booze and fun-loving companions.
Since releasing "A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean," Jimmy Buffett has been the king of island-styled country music.
His hits talk of pirates, margaritas, volcanoes, Mondays, sharks, cheeseburgers, getting drunk and a whole lot more. And his fans so love his music that they've supported his huge "Margaritaville" merchandising empire that includes everything from shoes to sunglasses and chicken wings to coconut rum. There are even $300 "frozen concoction makers."
It's no surprise that other artists have gotten in on the game, whether it's for love of easygoing beach fun or for a slice of the Buffett pie.
Since we've all heard "Margaritaville" and "Son of a Son of a Sailor" plenty of times, we surveyed the array of island-friendly tunes to find the best non-Buffett offerings in the style he pioneered.
These 11 best will make you want to blow off your adult responsibilities and relocate to a beachside town or tavern, much like Buffett did years ago.
"Toes" by Zac Brown Band With his toes in the water, Buffett buddy Zac Brown sings about drinking beer, palm trees, bikinis and playing guitar. "Life is good today," indeed.
"Bananas and Blow" by Ween Full of steel drums, this tune could be mistaken for a Buffett song, but for a fact it's about fruit and cocaine. When we asked readers for Buffett-style songs, they nominated this one far more than any other.
"Knee Deep" by Zac Brown Band (feat. Jimmy Buffett) This one features Buffett himself singing, and it's all about escaping life, getting "knee deep in the water somewhere" and looking forward to the sunshine. His only worry: "Is the tide gonna reach my chair?"
"No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems" by Kenny Chesney Lounging on the beach with a drink in hand is a way of life for Kenny Chesney, or so he says at the beginning of the song's video, which shows him mostly adhering to the dress code in the song's title.
"Southern Cross" by Crosby, Stills & Nash After his love for a woman goes sour, the song's character takes off sailing "on a boat/Goin' to Southern islands." "Southern Cross" hit No. 18 on the Billboard charts in 1982. Buffett has covered this song.
"Out Last Night" by Kenny Chesney Ever wake up in the morning and realize some crazy stuff went down last night? Chesney documents the experience, including drinking too much beer and introducing yourself as a senator's son. Those were fun times.
"Beer in Mexico" by Kenny Chesney Much like Buffett sang about frozen concoctions and Key West in "Margaritaville," Chesney sings about sitting in a tourist town and enjoying some adult beverages.
"This Afternoon" by Nickelback The normally hard-rocking Canadians sang this tune about women, sitting poolside, drinking beer, smoking pot and hanging out.
"Six-Pack Summer" by Phil Vassar Joys such as parties, barbecues, six packs and, um, NASCAR are what come to mind when Phil Vassar gets ready for summer. One of the great things about summer, according to Vassar, is a copy of Buffett's greatest hits, naturally.
"Some Beach" by Blake Shelton Blake Shelton needs a place to go — preferably with a beautiful sunset, dancing and "lovers romancing" — after people make him angry. He's angry enough to almost call them something closely resembling the song's title.
"Stays in Mexico" by Toby Keith "What happens in Mexico stays in Mexico," as the song goes. The song offers good advice for the vices you may find on a tropical vacation, such as "Don't bite off more than you can chew" and "One more (tequila) is never enough."
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Flagstaff, Arizona
Greer's Pine Shadows
[ 7/10 ]
Park is clean, shaded with tall pines, and quiet. Friendly manager. No restroom/shower facilities. Nice to have a park with those amenities which is why I knocked a couple points off the rating. But I'm self contained so no biggie. Got several TV channels on the antenna. Lots of perms/long term residents, but all were kept nice and folks I met were friendly. Main reason I chose this park over the KOA a block away was because of the price. KOA wanted $50 with 4 people! No way - even though they had more amenities. There are Geocaches within easy walking distance if you partake in this activity. Also a couple of convenience stores close by. I would definitely stay again.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Enchanted Trails Camping Resort
[ 8/10 ]
I thought this was a fine park. Roads and sites are gravel, but everything was clean. Nice shower/restroom facilities. Easy access from I40 but traffic noise barely noticeable at sites back in a bit like ours (might want to request one if noise gets to you). Fun looking at the old cars and trailers. Too bad you can't go inside to check them out, but they rent them so I understand. They have a recreation room with a pool table and some antiques that are fun to check out also. Rate was with GS discount. I would stay again next time through.
Edgewood, New Mexico
Route 66 RV Park
[ 4/10 ]
Pretty much just scratched out of a rocky hill side. No trees, no shade, no grass-- just all gravel, no shower/restroom facilities (I'm self contained, but it's still nice to have, especially for $30). Noise from I-40 was present, but I can sleep through anything. On the plus side, utilities worked well, manager was friendly enough, and I got a few TV channels on the antenna. Okay I guess if just passing through and needed a spot ,but there are much nicer looking parks (though didn't use) west about 10 miles. Think I'd try one of those next time through.
Bloomfield, New Mexico
Desert Rose Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Nice place. Off the main highway a block, but close to a busy road. Traffic lessens considerably at night, so it is quiet - especially if you ask for a site in the back. Park and shower/restroom facilities were clean and folks were friendly. Most sites had some shade, but no grass. Long terms were clean and quiet and no problem at all. Stayed 2 nights so we could go visit Chaco Canyon. Would stay again if we're out this way. Rate is with GS discount
Hardin, Montana
Grandview Campground & RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Nice park, quiet at night, noisy and busy streets during day, easy access and parking with roomy sites, convenience store with cheapest gas in town across street, friendly owners. Showers were clean but hard to find a dry spot to dress on afterwards so bring an extra towel. Stayed 2 nights to visit Little Big Horn. Also visited county museum which was great. Trains not far away but didn't bother us at night. Mosquito sprayer came though one evening which smelled bad for awhile. It's a city thing so the park had little to say about it. Didn't notice any bugs so it must work. Could do better at cleaning off the picnic tables as ours was covered with bird doo. Thankful for plastic table cloth! I didn't notice any of the problems expressed by the previous reviewer. I would stay again if in the area.
Dickinson, North Dakota
North Park Campground
[ 8/10 ]
Pretty nice park, roomy, easy access and parking, off the highway so it's quiet, very clean and well kept, full hookups work well, a few TV channels on antenna, friendly staff. Park is also mobile home park and lots of permanents and long terms but all were clean and quiet. Not much by way of shade or grass. They are still enlarging park for more mobile homes due to the oil boom. Would stay again if out this way but wouldn't make it my destination.
Medora, North Dakota
Medora Campground
[ 7/10 ]
I liked this park. Yes it is all dirt and gravel so if you need that manicured lawn and pavement it's not for you. Had no problems getting in and leveling. Trains nearby and noisy during day but don't run at night or at least I didn't hear them - it's very quiet at night. Showers were kept very clean but water runs onto entire floor in stall so hard to find a dry spot to dress so bring an extra towel to stand on. Needs some kind of berm to separate the floor so you can keep feet dry. No TV service of any kind. Stayed 2 nights to visit Theodore Roosevelt NP and also the ND Cowboy Hall of Fame which I recommend. Little Mo River right behind park and look up and you see the Theodore Roosevelt NP. Easy walk into town and geocaches nearby if you're into that activity. I would stay again.
Glasgow, Montana
Shady Rest RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
It is old but clean enough with nice shade and off the highway so it is quiet. New owners are fixing the place up and are very friendly. Some permanents/long term but well kept. Grocery store within a couple of blocks and easy to walk to if needed. If you don't need the super manicured look this is a fine park for a night or two.
St Mary, Montana
Johnson's Campground and RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
First couple of rows where we stayed are full hookup sites and have great views of the lake and mountains and easy to access and level. Sites back in the woods not so much. Very quiet. A little pricey at $42 with GS discount but less than the KOA. I guess that's the price of staying near a park. Showers are old but clean. A little funky in that you need to get tokens from the office and each token gives you a 6 minute shower. But it worked okay. Woke up to frost in the morning. Gas is expensive here so I suggest filling up in Browning before you get here where it's 30 cents cheaper. I would stay again.
Richfield, Utah
Richfield KOA
[ 8/10 ]
Nice, clean, quiet, lots of shade. Easy access from I-70 but far enough away so no road noise. Managers were friendly. Place was jam packed when we were there as the area was holding an ATV jamboree. But it was still quiet at night. A little pricy but KOA's usually are. Didn't use shower/restroom facilities but they looked well kept. I would stay again.
Lyman, Wyoming
Lyman KOA
[ 6/10 ]
Park is clean, quiet, nice grass but no shade. Sites were level and easy to park. Easy access from I-80 but far enough off to be quiet. Owner led us to our site and was friendly. Pool was drained for the season. Restroom/showers facilities were clean. I didn't notice the waste water pond previous reviewer mentioned. No TV service of any kind. Fort Bridger is just a few minutes away and worth the visit. I wouldn't hesitate to stay again if it was the right place during a trip through.
Casper, Wyoming
Fort Caspar Campground
[ 7/10 ]
Park seemed just fine to me. It's definitely not that manicured look type place so if that's what you want you won't like it. Yes, it's gravel with little shade and there are a lot of long term and permanents but most were clean and I didn't notice any dust. Very quiet at night. Close quarters and a little tight for parking but doable. Showers were well kept. A small play ground for kids and another play park just a block away near museum. Fort Caspar Museum was excellent and an easy walk from park. Nice walking paths along river. Fun to watch the deer and geese here. I would stay again.
Duluth, Minnesota
Lakehead Boat Basin
[ 6/10 ]
Tough to rate. It's right on the harbor and fun to watch ships and boats of all types coming and going. Easy walk to the Canal Park area with shops, restaurants, maritime museum, lakeside boardwalk, beaches,etc. And the lift bridge is quite fascinating to watch. The area takes on a whole new look a night so walk in after dark too. The park however is just a parking lot with hookups. Showers/restroom is a portable thing and not very clean. Cramped quarters and tricky access and parking. Your picnic table looks right at your neighbors sewer. Some TV on the antenna. Owner friendly with tips on what to see and how to get there. I would probably stay again only because of the location, but it's not the nicest park we've used.
Casselton, North Dakota
Governors' RV Park and Campground
[ 5/10 ]
This is just a gravel extension of the hotel parking lot where you check in. No shade, no grass just flat open field subject to the howling wind. Noisy agricultural processing plants adjacent. Showers are just the hotel swimming pool showers - no privacy and wet floors. On the plus side, it's large and open for easy access, full hookups available, staff is friendly, the hotel swimming pool is available with kids play things and a small playground, a few TV channels on antenna and it just happened to be the right location for a stop over on our trip so it works for that.
Dillon, Montana
Southside RV Park
[ 10/10 ]
Very nice, well kept, quiet, friendly folks, and sites are not as tight together as some parks. Easy access from highway but far enough off that there is little road noise. Nice little military museum on site. Showers and restrooms were very good. Would definitely recommend.
Brigham City, Utah
Golden Spike RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Nice park, well kept, clean restrooms and showers, nice shade trees and friendly managers. Close to busy road and a little noisy even at night. Trees and shrubs along road help deaden the sound though. Close quarters but still easy access. Would probably stay again if in the area.
Antimony, Utah
Otter Creek State Park
[ 7/10 ]
Park is nicely maintained and right on the lake. However, sites are quite close and neighbors generator was quite annoying during the day. Fishing was great right from the beach!
Marysvale, Utah
Candy Mountain Resort
[ 8/10 ]
Nice small park with very friendly folks. Great activities including ziplines, white water rafting, kayak float trips or you can bring your own tubes and float the river. Stayed for 4 days with small group and took it all in. Also geocaches nearby if interested. Highway noise is sometimes bothersome but much reduced at night.
Hagerman, Idaho
Hagerman RV Village
[ 9/10 ]
Very nice park with lawn and shade trees. A few miles off of I-84 but that makes it a nice quiet stay. Easy walk to town for groceries if needed and to visit Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument visitor center. Very friendly and helpful owners. Nice showers and restroom facilities. Several TV channels with antenna. Would stay again.
Provo, Utah
Lakeside RV and Campground
[ 9/10 ]
Very nice park, friendly owners, lots of shade, Provo River walking trail nearby as well as Utah Lake access. Didn't have a problem with mosquitoes when we were there until late evening. Nearby geocaches if interested. Only problem was highway construction on I-15 made getting to the park a challenge. I think this one is much nicer than the nearby KOA we stayed at before. Would stay again.
Diamond Lake, Oregon
Diamond Lake RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Nice wooded park, friendly and helpful managers, easy walk to the lake shore and walking/biking trails. No mosquito problem when we were there in September. Views of the lake through the trees from our site. Large rigs may have some trouble with tree limbs. I thought the shower and restroom facilities were quite nice. Would stay again.
Charleston, Oregon
Charleston Marina RV Park
[ 7/10 ]
This park is set up for crabbers and fishermen with cleaning stations, marina and boat launches at the park or nearby. It's pretty much a parking lot with RV hookups and close quarters but good for serving the fishing public. Owners are nice and helpful. Pets are allowed but must be walked outside the park to do their duty. Nice little fish markets and cafes nearby and geocaches if your into that. I would stay again if fishing in the area. More scenic parks nearby if you are just vacationing.
Newport, Oregon
South Beach State Park
[ 8/10 ]
Beautiful, quiet state park within walking distance of the beach and several walking trails throughout area. Very nice restrooms and showers. Water and electric - no sewer but a dump station at the entrance. Seemed to nearly fill up so I suggest reservations($8 fee). Some sites not suitable for big rigs so ask about the right site for you. Received some over the air TV channels. If you like geocaching, there are several nearby caches. I would stay again.
Odell, Oregon
Tucker County Park
[ 7/10 ]
Best thing about this park is quiet which is why we chose it. Other parks are too close to busy highway and train tracks. There are about 40 sites with water hookups but no electric. Showers and bathrooms are old and run down but I suppose clean enough - they were cleaned daily. Best for smaller rigs but there are a few that can accommodate larger rigs. Pads are small but some are open enough that you can hang over the pad if needed. There was a 40 footer when we were there. Beautiful Hood River runs through it. There is a geocache at the park if you participate in geocaching. Also picked fresh wild blackberries while there. We stayed 4 days and I would stay again.
Hermiston, Oregon
Pioneer RV Park
[ 8/10 ]
Quiet, off the main highway and clean. Access road is busy during day but quiet at night. Sites have room for large rigs. Price was with GS discount. Only drawback is no shade and it was hot when we were there. Thankful for a/c! Hosts were friendly and informative about things to do in area. If you are into geocaching, there are caches within walking distance. I would stay again.
Caldwell, Idaho
Country Corners RV Park and Campground
[ 10/10 ]
Nice, clean, quiet; close enough to interstate 84 for easy access but far enough away to be quiet. Nice garden where you can enjoy fresh produce from. Restroom/shower facilities very clean. Easy sites for large rigs. Got a few TV channels with antenna. If you are into geocaching, there is a cache nearby.
Willard, Utah
Willard Bay State Park, Cottonwood Campground
[ 7/10 ]
We have stayed here in the past and liked it so stayed again. Beautiful park, easy walk to lake with amazing sunsets and other water activities. Highway noise is there but not overwhelming normally. This night however, there was highway construction all night into early morning and noise was terrible. The park has a lot going for it but I think next time I'm in the area I'll look for something more quiet. If you are into geochaching, there are a number of caches nearby.
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Auburn's head coach said the team failed to address one of its key priorities during preseason camp. Yes, the top objective was accomplished, as the Tigers found their starting quarterback in junior college transfer Nick Marshall. However, Auburn still has no idea who Marshall's go-to receiver will be heading into Saturday's season opener against Washington State. Even as Malzahn acknowledged the role is still a question mark, he wasn't panicking, either.
He has been in a similar situation before, after all.
"In 2009, when we first got here, we were saying the same thing," he said. "We thought Darvin Adams had a chance to be (the No. 1 receiver), but he showed it on the field. When I say that, I'm real curious to see how some of our guys to respond, the receivers. We need somebody to step up and be the go-to guy. How you do that is prove it on Saturdays."
Adams rose from obscurity to become the Tigers' top option four years ago. Coming off a three-catch season in 2008, the Canton, Miss., native exploded in 2009, setting a single-season school record with 60 receptions (10 for touchdowns) and tallying 997 receiving yards, the third-best mark in Tigers' history.
Will any receiver on this year's roster be able to duplicate Adams' feat?
Offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee didn't rule it out, but said it wouldn't be fair to place that expectation on just one player.
"I hope it's a couple guys," he said. "Last year, our leading receiver (at Arkansas State) was a redshirt freshman (J.D. McKissic), and he had 103 catches and he didn't even play the year before. He would probably have been your third or fourth choice going into the season. Not that the other guys didn't play well -- It was just the way it all worked out."
Lashlee went a step further by naming specific players, which Malzahn has been reluctant to do during preseason. A quartet of names came to Lashlee's mind: Quan Bray, Jaylon Denson, Sammie Coates and Ricardo Louis have been in the Tigers' system long enough that it's time for all of them to "grow up" and start producing at a high level.
"I think (wide receivers) Coach (Dameyune) Craig has done a really good job with that whole room of bringing them along," Lashlee said, "not only making plays and all, but mentally with their confidence."
Bray took the words to heart, noting it was a "humbling experience" to know how much the coaching staff expects of him.
"I'm just trying to be that guy, I'm just trying to make every play," he said. "It's not a lot of pressure. I'm just trying to do what I normally do, what I've always been doing. It's definitely a great experience."
Bray isn't the only junior wideout the Tigers are counting upon -- Denson falls into the same category.
"He did make a few 'wow' plays in the spring," Lashlee said. "We've got him in a role now where he's more of a steady guy. And he's still making some great catches at times. He's probably about as versatile a guy as we have, from being a physical wideout to being involved in (both) the run game and in the pass game. I just hope he keeps it up."
It's a sophomore who may have the most star potential. Louis was touted time and again by teammates during preseason camp for his "explosive" plays in the passing game.
The next order of business is making those type of catches on a regular basis.
"He's one of those guys that can be very special," Lashlee said. "He's still young. This is going to be his second true year to be here and to be playing, and he didn't play a whole lot last year. But he has a lot of ability and there are times he makes some plays and you just go, 'Wow.' There's no doubt we'd like him to do that consistently."
Bray left no doubt that he hopes to see himself and the rest of the receiving corps reach the end zone with regularity this season.
The Tigers will have to make a handful of those plays immediately, however, if they want to reach Bray's targeted point total Saturday.
"Hopefully, it won't be a shootout," he said. "On our part it will be a shootout. We're trying to put up 70."


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You've probably heard your child's doctor talk a lot about "diabetes control," which usually refers to how close the blood sugar, or glucose, is kept to the desired range. What does this mean and why is it important?
Too much or not enough sugar in the bloodstream can lead to short-term problems that must be treated right away, like hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia, or diabetic ketoacidosis.
Too much sugar in the bloodstream also can cause long-term damage to the vessels that supply blood to vital organs, which can increase the risk of heart disease and stroke, kidney disease, vision problems, and nerve problems.
These problems don't usually affect kids or teens with diabetes who've had the disease for only a few years. But they can occur in adults with diabetes, particularly if they haven't managed or controlled their diabetes properly.
Kids with diabetes who don't control their blood sugar levels may also have problems with growth and development and can even experience a delay in the onset of puberty.
Also important is avoiding frequent and/or severe episodes of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), which can interfere with participation in school and other activities, making it hard for kids to cope with their diabetes and achieve a healthy, happy childhood and adulthood.
Controlling diabetes means keeping blood sugar levels as close to normal as possible. It's a three-way balancing act: Your child's medications (such as insulin), food, and activity level all need to be balanced to keep blood sugar levels under control. If any one of these is off, blood sugar levels will be, too.
In general, poorly controlled blood sugar levels can be due to any of the following:
The complications associated with diabetes can seem frightening, but the good news is that studies have shown that people with diabetes who keep their blood sugar levels as close to normal as possible have a much lower likelihood of developing diabetes complications.
One large study showed that people with type 1 diabetes who checked blood sugar levels four or more times a day — and adjusted the amounts of insulin and other diabetes medicines, diet, and exercise based on their readings — had a reduced risk of developing eye disease, kidney problems, nerve damage, and high cholesterol levels (a major risk factor for heart disease).
How do you find out if your child's diabetes is under control? First, the diabetes health care team will tell you what the blood sugar levels should be (the "target" range), which is based on factors such as your child's age and medical condition.
Day to day, the only way to know if the blood sugar levels are close to your child's target range is to measure them several times a day with a glucose meter. The diabetes health care team will recommend how and when to test based on your child's treatment plan. Checking regularly and keeping an organized and accurate record of the results will ensure that the health care team has the information needed to adjust your child's diabetes management plan.
Besides daily checks with a glucose meter (to measure the current blood sugar level), you might also use the glycosylated hemoglobin test, which shows blood sugar levels over a longer period. The HbA1C test will give you and the health care team information about your child's blood glucose control during the 2 to 3 months before the test.
Helping your child achieve good blood sugar control can be challenging. Here are some tips:
Working with the diabetes health care team will help you better understand and manage the challenges of diabetes and help your child avoid many of the problems associated with it.
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According to the Huffington Post, Kyrsten Sinema will replace Pete Stark as the onlyatheist in Congress. But an article in Jezebel identifying her as such led to the following "clarification" from her campaign: that Sinema "believes the terms non-theist, atheist or non-believer are not befitting of her life's work or personal character. She does not identify as any of those." So even a non-traditional candidate, like the openly bi-sexual Sinema, is choosing to distance herself from the A-word.
Why are atheists so conspicuously absent from our nation's elected positions of power?
A 2007 poll of American adults found that only 45 percent would vote for a "generally well-qualified" presidential candidate nominated by their party who happened to be an atheist. The numbers were considerably more favorable for hypothetical candidates who happened to be black (94 percent), Jewish (92 percent), women (88 percent), Hispanic (87 percent), Mormon (72 percent) or homosexual (55 percent).
In another national survey, respondents considered how much members of various groups agreed with their "vision of American society." A whopping 39.6 percent indicated that atheists agreed with their vision "not at all," eschewing moderate options like "mostly" and "somewhat." Respondents chose "not at all" less often for every other group considered, including Muslims (26.3 percent), homosexuals (22.6 percent), conservative Christians (13.5 percent), Hispanics (7.6 percent), Jews (7.4 percent) and African Americans (4.6 percent). When it came to welcoming a potential son- or daughter-in-law, atheists faired even worse: almost half of respondents (47.6 percent) would disapprove if their child wanted to marry an atheist.


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The doors at the Meaford Community Centre will open at 9 p.m. on New Years' Eve featuring Sounds Great Entertainment, with a special midnight celebration. Tickets are only $15 in advance or $20 at the door. The event has already received notice with tickets sales being brisk in the first week of sales as it was a sold out event last year. So get out your dancing shoes and your favorite semi-formal attire for a night of fun and entertainment.
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Collins has previously expressed thoughts on Medicaid expansion. On June 28, 2012, she applauded the U.S. Supreme Court decision that ruled mandatory expansion unconstitutional as originally drafted in the Affordable Care Act.
"Maine already has a generous Medicaid program," she said in the statement. "Had the Medicaid mandate been upheld, financially-strapped states would have been forced to make draconian cuts in other critically important areas such as transportation, education, and many others in order to comply with this expensive federal mandate."
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Several of the lawmakers on the list said they were surprised to hear from legislative leaders that Collins would lobby them to oppose expansion. On June 5, the day after McGough's email, several legislators were told to expect phone calls from Collins that evening.
"The call never came," said Rep. Jarrod Crockett, R-Bethel, one of the Republicans who voted in favor of expansion and was on the list distributed by the LePage administration.
On June 6, Crockett called Collins' office to make sure the senator wouldn't try to influence his vote.
"I followed up and, as is typical of Sen. Collins' ethics -- and I believe her position on this issue -- she declined to intervene in this state issue," Crockett said Tuesday. "She wasn't going to improperly influence legislators."
Other Republicans noted that Collins sponsored a federal bill in 2007 that allowed states to expand the State Child Health Insurance Program. In 2008, she voted to override a veto by President George W. Bush on a bill that allowed increased participation in Medicare.
Kevin Kelley, Collins' spokesman, cautioned against drawing any conclusions from the senator's previous votes.
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Fredette, the House Republican leader, said Tuesday that he doesn't know where Collins stands on the issue.
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It's unlikely the administration would have taken that chance. Six of the 12 lawmakers on the list had cast votes in favor of expansion by June 5. The other six had voted against L.D. 1066 but were targeted by Democrats as potential supporters of Katz's amendment.
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How to Create WordPress Custom Navigation MenusLast updated on
All Solostream premium WordPress themes now use the Custom Menu Management function that shipped with WordPress 3.0. If you don't have the latest version of your theme, you can download the necessary files from the Members Area (you'll have to log in to access the files for download).
I also did a short screencast (below) to show you how the menu management system works. It's fairly intuitive, but I've already had a few questions on it, so here ya go.
Why you should upgrade to WordPress 3.0 – In a word, security. The added functionality in WP 3.0 is great, but some people are happy with their current version of WP and prefer not to upgrade. It's fine if you don't upgrade, but it leaves you at greater risk of having your site get hacked. And I can tell you from experience, it's no fun when your WordPress site gets hacked. So, for that reason, you should always run the most recent version of WordPress on your sites.
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Hi Michael,
I want my pages to appear below the website header and my categories as the top navigation. Is this possible? In other words I want to replace top navigation with category navigation so my pages appears where the category navigation is and my categories appear where the top navigation is.
Can you have a page as a navigation link and then drop down with categories – have done this but in the nav at the top of the post eg home/business directory/travel tourism/accommodation – business directory is a page and rest are categories but in the nav at the top of the post, the business directory is showing all the posts in blog form and not the page as in in the nav. Hope I have explained this ok for you
Hi Michael
I am going to use a Solostream theme for my new site.
I would like to set up left side menu. I did´t find that option jet. Is that possible?
I'm not clear what you mean by a "left side menu." You can place a menu in any of the sidebars by using a sidebar widget.
Hi, just signed up as well, I think am I have the same question.
Can I add a Left Side Menu to the left of the theme? Yes there are the standard sidebar widgets but I think the only go to the right of the main content.
So the question is… in my case using WP=Ellie I like the POSTS BY CAT – 3 WIDE layout but I would want to use this layout with the Sidebar to the left not the right… Is it just a matter of using the Sidebar Left layout then editing the content area to have a past by cat – 3 wide setup? (The sidebar left layout shows main content just as a list of blog entries).
I know I could try but I am not able to install the theme until tonight… so I sort of can't wait to know
Hi Michael
I'll get only the plane list view with that on my local MoWeS-Wordpress.
what i have to look 4 if i want to use it in my own created theme ?
Or what esential things have to be given before ?
ty Michael
I don't know, but this may help:
If not, try the free WordPress support forum.
does this menu have maximum number of page/categories to be created in theme? I have more than 50 of both, it seems not working for big amount of pages. am i correct?
No, there's no maximum.
I have a pretty full navigation menu, and I am using Solostream Sooth theme. Right now it does not allow me to save my menu, and times out saying that the execution time of 30 seconds passed. It doesn't save my changes. Basically I am unable to make modifications to my menu at this point.
It's not something related to the theme. It's an issue with wordpress itself. Not sure what would cause it though. Maybe try a search on the wordpress.org support site.
How do I actually disable the category menu? I don't have a menu set up (i.e. I only have one menu defined and that is the top-level). However the categories are showing up as a secondary menu anyway.
It depends on the theme you are using.
WordPress 2.9.2 is still safe to use, no security changes were made in WordPress 3.0.
WordPress 3.0 was mainly new features etc, menus, mu, new default theme etc…
I'm glad to see you listened to my proposal of switching to WP3 menu management on your themes.
Didn't expect the update to come this fast.
It was a good proposal. We were just waiting for the official release of WP 3.0.


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Heatstroke is caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures or by doing physical activity in hot weather. You are considered to have heatstroke when your body temperature reaches 104 F (40 C) or higher. High humidity, certain health problems and some medications increase your risk of heatstroke. So does being a young child or older adult.
Heatstroke is the progression of two worsening heat-related conditions. When your body overheats, you first may develop heat cramps. If you don't cool down, you may progress to symptoms of heat exhaustion, such as heavy sweating, nausea, lightheadedness and feeling faint.
Heatstroke occurs if your body temperature continues to rise. At this point, emergency treatment is needed. In a period of hours, untreated heatstroke can cause damage to your brain, heart, kidneys and muscles. These injuries get worse the longer treatment is delayed, increasing your risk of serious complications or death.
Heatstroke symptoms include:
Heatstroke follows two less serious heat-related conditions:
If you think a person may be experiencing heatstroke, seek immediate medical help. Call 911 or your local emergency services number.
Take immediate action to cool the overheated person while waiting for emergency treatment.
Heatstroke can occur in these ways:
In either type of heatstroke, your condition can be brought on by:
Anyone can develop heatstroke, but several factors place you at increased risk:
A possible complication of heatstroke is shock, which is a condition caused by a sudden loss of blood flow. Signs of shock include a very low blood pressure, blue lips and nails, and cool, clammy skin.
If you or others don't act quickly on the symptoms of heatstroke, you could die or experience damage to your brain or other vital organs. In response to heatstroke, these organs swell, and if you don't cool your body temperature quickly, the damage from this swelling could be permanent.
It's usually apparent to doctors if you have heatstroke, but they may order laboratory tests to confirm their diagnosis and rule out other causes of your symptoms. These tests include:
Heatstroke treatment centers on cooling your body to a normal temperature to prevent or reduce damage to your brain and vital organs. To do this, your doctor may take these steps:
Home treatment isn't sufficient treatment for heatstroke. If you have signs or symptoms of heatstroke, seek emergency medical help. Others should take steps to cool you off while waiting for emergency help to arrive.
If you notice signs of heat-related illness before any noticeable signs or symptoms of heatstroke appear, take action to lower your body temperature and prevent your condition from progressing to heatstroke. In a lesser heat emergency, such as heat cramps or heat exhaustion, the following steps may be sufficient to lower your body temperature:
Heatstroke is predictable and preventable. Take these steps to prevent heatstroke during hot weather:
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